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Black Teachers Are Leaving The Classroom Due To Low Pay And Burnout, New Report Finds

  • Aug 2, 2023
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Black and Hispanic teachers across the U.S. are leaving schools due to “pandemic-era burnout,” “low pay” and high-stress working environments, according to a new report.

The post Black Teachers Are Leaving The Classroom Due To Low Pay And Burnout, New Report Finds appeared first on NewsOne.

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